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A very small percentage of individuals may experience epileptic seizures
when exposed to certain light patterns or flashing lights. Exposure to
certain patterns or backgrounds on a television screen or while playing
video games may induce an epileptic seizure in these individuals.
Certain conditions may induce undetected epileptic symptoms even
in persons who have no history of prior seizures or epilepsy. If you, or
anyone in your family, has an epileptic condition, consult your physi¬
cian prior to playing. If you experience any of the following symptoms
while playing a video game-dizziness, altered vision, eye or muscle
twitches, loss of awareness, disorientation, any involuntary movement,
or convulsions—IMMEDIATELY discontinue use and consult your
physician before resuming play.

WARNING:

FOR OWNERS OF PROJECTION TELEVISIONS

Still pictures or images may cause permanent picture-rnhe damage
or mark the phosphor of the CRT. Avoid repeated or extended use of
video games on large screen projection televisions.

HANDLING YOUR CD DISK

'The Sega CD Disc is intended for use exclusively with the
Sega CD system.

■•Handle it with care. Do not bend it, crush it or submerge it
in liquids.

•Do not leave it in direct sunlight or near a radiator or other
source of heat.

•Be sure to take an occasional recess during extended play,
to rest yourself and the Sega CD.

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standards of SEGA™, Buy games and accessories with this seal to be sure that
they are compatible with the SEGA CD™ SYSTEM.

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The GAMEGJN™ is
now available to provide
arcade level shooting
action for all American
Laser Games shooting
titles on the SEGA CD™
System.

PLAYING THE GAME

Find the prospector with the map before Mad Dog
does. A guide will be necessary to help you discover
the quickest trail to the treasure. Three guides are in
town skilled enough to get you through one of three
routes. “The Professor” will take you through the
mountains and Mad Dog's men. “Buckskin Bonnie”
can lead you through the Bad Lands and banditos.
“Shooting Beaver” knows his way through renegade
country. Remember> you must save your guide
before they can help you. Discover the gold and
return it to the mission before
Mad Dog gets his hands on it.

THE ROCKIES

Santa Fe August 1,1868

A brawl broke out last week at Zeek’s Saloon in
Santa Fe over a treasure map. “Sidewinder”, an old
prospector, was said to be bragging about finding
part of a map from a lost 16 th century Spanish
treasure. It’s unclear exactly how the brawl started...
from Sidewinder’s debtors, perhaps uninvited words
from a couple of misfits known to be Mad Dog’s
men. The old prospector has rekindled the legend of
a lost Spanish treasure buried somewhere in the
Rockies, containing enough gold to supply a sizable
army. Sidewinder disappeared during the brawl,
leaving behind not just a mangled saloon but the
mystery of the truth of his story. If Sidewinder is
telling it straight, we can only hope Mad Dog never
finds Sidewinder and the gold, for this territory
cannot withstand renegades, banditos and a Mad
Dog army. The Padre in Santa Fe has made a plea; if
the treasure is found, to return it to the mission to
help the church serve the community 7 .

GETTING STARTED

Connect your Sega CD and Sega
® Genesis™ systems and plug in a
control pad into control plug 1.

A control pad, GAMEGUN TjM ,

Menacer™, or Mega Mouse™
can be plugged into control
port 2. Turn on your TV or
monitor, and then turn on
your Genesis.

Place the Mad Dog II The
Lost Gold CD into the disc
tray, label side up. Close
the tray.

If the Sega CD logo is on screen, press Start to begin. If the Control
Panel is on screen, move die cursor to the CD-ROM button, and
then press Button A, B or C. The Sega screen appears,

MENU SCREEN

The menu screen is reached horn the demo loop by pressing the
START button on the control pad in control port 1. The menu screen
allows you to start the game for i player or 2 players; access
tite Calibration Screen; select the difficulty level Deputy, Sheriff, or
Marshall; choose the control pad or other shooting device by selecting
on each area with button A or pulling die trigger.

CALIBRATION SCREEN

Press button A on control pad, target the skull and pull the trigger. The
gun is now calibrated; repeat if needed. Accuracy can be enhanced by
changing the " FI ash Color” that appears while playing when the trigger
is pulled. Button C on control pad cycles through flash colors. Press
button C and pull trigger off the screen to better detect screen flash
color. Three flash settings are possible: blue, red, and white. TV moni¬
tor flash accuracy and color varies, select the screen flash setting that
works best for you.

KNOWING YOUR CONTROLS

CONTROL PAD

Start Button:

•If the Sega CD logo appears after loading die disc, you can hit die
start button immediately to begin the game review, or the system
will automatically go into the game review after a 10 second pause.
The game review mentions important hints and explains what the
game is about.

•Starts game play. Hit the start button to get to the menu screen for
player options,

•Pauses die game.

Directional Pad:

•In menu or calibration screen, used for selection.

•Aims your six shooter.

•When moved to the bottom of the screen, allows the gun to be hol¬
ster ed and reloaded.

“A” Button:

•When the gun is pointing into the screen, fires your six shooter.

•When the gun is pointing down, drops the gun into the holster for
a reload,

“B” Button:

•Used to double the speed of gun movement,

•If “C” BUTTON is also pressed, speed is 8 times fasten

“C” Button:

•Used to quadruple the speed of gun movement.

Two Player Mode:

•When using two control pads for two player mode, player 1 is con¬
trol pad 1 and player 2 is corlirol pad 2, Sec general two player
notes later.

GENERAL GUN USAGE

Start/Gption

-The gun fires where pointed on the screen as long as you have
bullets*

♦The FRONT bottom button can be used to pause the game with
the Menacer™* The GAMEGUN™ has a start/pause button on
the left side.

•Some video guns require using the control pad START button to
pause or to view the menu screen*

•The guns work best when in the range of 5 to 12 feet from the
television screen,

•The guns can be calibrated by selecting calibrate on the menu
screen. To calibrate the gun, push “A 11 button on the control pad
in control port 1. Aim the gun at the skull and press the trigger.
Check the accuracy of the gun, and recalibrate if necessary. Use
START button on the control pad in control port 1 to get back to
the menu screen.

MEGA MOUSE ™

•Moving mouse aims your six shooter.

•The left button on the mouse is used to shoot.

•The START button on the control pad in control port 1 is used to
start and pause the game.

•Older Genesis models may experience Mega Mouse™
incompatibility* If incompatibility occurs, resort to using the
control pad.

TWO PLAYER GENERAL

•Two player mode is an alternating style of play, each player plays
until the undertaker says otherwise (one life is lost).

•The score for each player is displayed at the top.

•Between each player's turn, a screen will show which player's turn
it is and ask that player if they are ready. The game will wait until
the screen has been shot before continuing*

RESTART

•If you want to RESTART or go back to the MENU SCREEN
for other selections, hold the A, B and C buttons down and hit
start.

CLUES

•Remember your reward will be greater if you play through
without losing more than two lives and don't have to use
too many continues,

•Don't consider yourself a hot-shot until you can play through as a
Marshall and rescue the gold*.

•When this action scene appears during the game, you will need to
be aware of the locations of various targets:

Lantern

Ammo

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SEGA CD GAME DEVELOPMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Programmers:

Hardware Support:
Coniputer Graphics:

Sound Effects:

Durwin F. De La Rue
Tom De smarms
Steve Stewart

Jimmy Martinez

Jeff Raker
Gerardo Sprigg

Gino Rascon

ORIGINAL ARCADE PRODUCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CAST

Mad Dog McCree

Rusty Dillen

Buckskin Bonnie

Kristen Greer

Padre

K.E. Bjbeau

Professor

Clifford Voake

Prospector

Lee James O’Donnel

Stagecoach Driver

Ben Zeller

Shooting Beaver

Ruben Moreno

Barmaids

Siren Anderson

Alisa Becerra
Stephanie Flowers

Stunt Performers

A1 Cantu

Lori Delicti

Rusty Dillen

Joey Hamlin

Jerry King

Michael Pritchard
Wally Welch

Renegades

Jorge Andrade

Pat Hall

Lewis H. Alexander
Allan Joseph
Frederick Lopez
Marcos Martines
Armando M. Onego

New Mexico

Heidi Briscoe

Gunfighteris Assoc*

Lee JL Briscoe
Joseph Caudinalli
Angela Cork

Tim Eddy

Paul Kaveshan
John R. Krizan
Lisa Kay Krizan
David Alan May
Steven W. Ne&sel
Jeannie Rice

Dawn Sleeper
Johnny L Snulla
Mike Trompak
Roy A. Ward

Undertaker

Carol Bason

Piano Player

Arther S. Erickson

Senorita

Stephanie Flowers

Sheriff

Jim Jarocki

Stagecoach Driver

Tom Berto

Town Children

Tyra Dillen

Katie Phelan

Villagers

Patti Grebe

Teresa Rodriguez
Katie Wells

SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Mr Gerald BIea 3 Cumbres & Toltec Railroad
Mr Crleun Hughes, Bonanza Creek Ranch
Mr J.W. Eaves Western Mule Town
Mr Tom Pelmore* The Pelmore Estate (mission set)

VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO:

Mr David Alan May, New Mexico Gunfighters Association

FILMED ON LOCATION AT CUMBRES & TOLTEC RAILROAD

BONANZA CREEK RANCH
J.W. EAVES WESTERN MOVIE TOWN
THE PELMORE ESTATE (MISSION SET)

ORIGINAL ARCADE PRODUCTION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

(Cont)

Game Programmer

Pierre Maloka

Director

David 0. Roberts

Art Director

Kylene Wing

Art Director Assistant

Mild Eddman

Stylist

Nancy Harvin

Props Assistant

Mary Jndrich

Wardrobe
Carolyn Fleming

Wardrobe Assistant

Lori Dillen

Seamstress

Kathy Rice

iVlake-up/Hair

Meric Dean Sanchez

Make-up/Hair Assistant

Gina La Mendola

Stunt Coordinator

Rusty Dillen

Special Effects
Coordinator

Dieter Sturm

Special Effects Foreman

Yvonne Sturm

Special Effects
Construction
Bart SLde

Sound Recordist

Eric Williams

Executive Producer

Robert Grebe

Writer

Ben Zeller

Director of Photography

Barry Kirk

Key Grip

Mike Lamb

Best boy
Bob Willis

Gaffer

George Welch

Electrician

John Steams

Production Assistant

Jon Dwyer

Gun Wrangler

Utah Conner

Craft Service

Linda Pate

Catering (Ghama)

Evergreen Catering

Catering

Redi lo Carer

Vehicles (Chama)
Wayne Elliott
Lindsay Elliot

Honeywagon Operator

Bill Saylor

Script Clerk

Peggy Durkin

Livestock

Tim Carrol

Wrangler

Tom Berto

Game Design
Robert Grebe
Randy Quick
Barry Kirk
Dave Roberts

Producer/Assistant Director

Los Wells

Paintcr/Carperter
Jorge Andrade

Printers

Patt B. Garda
Lyn Osbum

Carpenter (cave)
Chris Dowling
Jerry Kang
Ben Zeller
Carl Zeller

Paramedic (Chama)

Lisa Collier

Paramedic (Bonanza
Creek Ranch)

Greg Sandoval
Terrel Treat

Paramedic

(J.W. Eaves Western Set)
Henry Towles

Office Manager for
Southwest Productions

Rebecca Beall

Assistant to Mr. Wells

Michele Scum

Engineer
Steve Denning

Gun Wrangler
Assistants
Steve Haro
Paul Senych

Mad Dog 0 . be Lost Gold is a licensed product, trademark and copyright 01992, 1994 of
American Laser Games, Inc, A]] rights reserved.

LICENSED 3Y SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD. FOR PLAY ON THE
SEGA CD™ SYSTEM.

SEGA AND SEGA CD ARE TRADEMARKS OF SEGA ENTERPRISES, LTD.
MENACED AND MEGAMOUSE ARE TRADEMARKS OF SEGA OF AMERICA, INC
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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Canada # 3 s 1,183,276/1,082,351; Hong Kong# 88-4302;

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Mad Dog McCree, Who Shot Johnny Rock?, Space Pirates, Mad Dog II The Lost Gold, Clime Patrol and Drug Wars
are trademarks of American laser Games. Inc. Mad Dog II The Lost Go ? d s a licensed product and © 1992,1594- of
American Laser Games, Jnc.,4801 Lincoln Rri. ME, Albuquerque, NM 87109. All rights reserved,

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